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My Sailfish had a similar issue in that ir would blow a fuse every time we attempted to use it. Turned out to be a couple of dimes caught in the maacerator blades. Removed the coins and not more issues with power blowing out.

Good Luck!

I think the setup has 3 batteries -

My Sailfish has the starboard and center batteries wired in parallel. These two batteries are the house and starboard engine starter. The port battery is the port engine starter. My electronics work through engine startup except for a Furuo Radar/GPS which is wired through the overhead...

Just a tip - lots of wind up there - I have rod holders and I use one for the flag but have had the flag launch under certain circumstances such as speend and wind, I drilled a hole on the bottom of a wooden flag pole and use a wire tie to secure it to the bottom of the rod holder - never had...

I have a Sailfish with 4.2L and the engines have never died but i have tested one engine and it will get it up on a slow plane. F225 3.3L did not get it on a lane

I bought a couple of these last year and they just sit on the old ones - no stopper though -$5 bucks on Amazon for 2- the look great and catch small stuff

Mine broke last year and I had never been happy with the accuracy of the OEM. This gauge's sensors are attached to the external side of the holding tank and it is amazingly accurate and simple to install. Scad TM1 tank monitor.They also have multiple tank gauges options if you need to include a...

Number one is to eliminate the transom cap issues and glass it over.

Thanks - I never noticed that on the colored hulls.

Was the lower white bow section left original by choice or was it the only way the wrap could be applied. Like the color, looks sharp!

The 316 SS is the way to go. More mney but they look much after a year or two. I had a few of the inexpensive ones and they looked tarnished or spotty after a year in salt enviroment.

I have always been right with the surveyor. I learned more about the boat and its mechanical / tech systems than I could have hoped for i a few hours. Great opportunity to learn about parts of the boat you never knew existed. Any surveyor I have used encouraged me to be participant during the...

Glad I'm sitting on 220 gallons of gas from 2021! At least I will get a few trips in before having to shell out $1,200 -1,fresh 500 for fresh gas.

My 282 uses about 3/4 of a gallon. I have tried to squeeze a gallon over two year but it always comes a little short

I have the same Sailfish and I know your pain. a couple of years ago I tried to replacee my bilge pump and after several hours of going into the bilge head first I decided this job was worth farming out to the dealer. Good luck and congrats for getting in the pump out of the depths!

Looks like a show room boat - great find and good luck!

Sailfish is very capable and the 30+ are even more capable and more comfortable. I have traveled all over Massachusetts including Nantucket in a Sailfish and have never had a concern about safety. Budget will generally help you decide which size boat is best for you. Good Luck!

I had an 04 Gulfstream with an f225. It was a great boat. The 225 was respectable power but it would be better with a 250 or 300. Really depends on budget and more importantly these days, availability. Good luck you will love that boat!